12-1pm Lunch at the International House (free for all registered guests)

1:15-3pm Panel #2: Language and Cultural Representations of Multiracial People

3:15-4:45pm Panel #3: Genealogies of Post(War) Amerasian Legacies

5-6:30pm Dinner on your own

6:30-8pm Screening of “Crossing the Line: Multiracial Comedians” followed by Discussion and Q & A with the Co-Producer, Dr. Darby Li Lo Price

Saturday, Mary 17th

9:30-10am Registration

10-11:45am Panel #4: History

12-1pm Lunch on your own

1:15-3pm Panel #5: Methodology

3:15-4:45pm Panel #6: Roundtable Discussion with TMABS

5-6pm Dinner (free for all registered guests)

6-8pm Performance (TBA)

8pm onwards Mixer (Drinks & Conversation)

Generous funding provided by the Center for Race & Gender, Ethnic Studies Department, Chicana/o Studies Program, Asian American Studies Program Native American Studies Program, American Indian Graduate Program and UC Berkeley Graduate Assembly.

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Saturday March 1, 2012

National Japanese American Historical Society Peace Gallery

1684 Post St. (in Japan Town), San Francisco, CA

Black Pacific Social Justice and Art: I will be reading, along with Julie Thi Underhill, and others, through our identities as subaltern “Black-Asian” identities, presenting and discussing ideas on cultural production and resistance in the addressing of history from diverse inter-disciplinary backgrounds. This will be one program among the many in the Deep Roots New Shoots: Japan Town Arts : 40 Years of Asian American Art by Veteran and Emerging Artists” program on view through April 30 at the NJAHS (National Japanese American Historical Society) Peace Gallery, 1684 Post St. in San Francisco Japantown.

Gathering the Embers: A DIA DE LOS MUERTOS Tribute Show:
I will be reading, along with emerging and established artists Carolina De Robertis, Jennifer Derilo, Kenji Liu, Siaira Shawn, Eleanor Sananman, Vickie Vértiz, Amanda Vigil, Natalia Vigil, and more will pay tribute to love, life, loss, and resiliency.

Presentation and Discussion: Dream of the Water Children: Making Visible the Black Pacific. I will be reading, along with Robert Ricardo Reese and Julie Thi Underhill, and others, through our identities as subaltern “Black-Asian” identities, presenting and discussing ideas on healing, solidarity and the addressing of history from diverse inter-disciplinary backgrounds. Particularly, we will address race, nation, gender, and militarism. This will be one program among the many in the Deep Roots New Shoots: Japan Town Arts : 40 Years of Asian American Art by Veteran and Emerging Artists” program on view through Dec. 30 at the NJAHS (National Japanese American Historical Society) Peace Gallery, 1684 Post St. in San Francisco Japantown.

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